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Dream Behemoth
07:43
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Interseamed in my entire being
There is an eye that sees a new reality
As I journey through every vision
The further I travel from the world I knew before
Can’t wake from what was not a dream
Each of the isleways contains a different scene
Some familiar and some I’ve never seen
Every moment spent looking inside
The further I travel from the world I knew before
Can’t wake from what was not a dream
I still hear the gong ring on and on and on
But now I comprehend each single note
It sings to me that every scene was just a dream
And now I find myself somewhere between
I still hear the gong ring on and on and on
But now I comprehend each single note
It sings to me that every scene was just a dream
And now I find myself somewhere between
Was it a dream?
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DG-1
05:04
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Memory Maze
04:51
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Stumbled backwards through a still unopened door
Im suddenly near the shore
I recognize every rhythm of the creek water running
Somewhere near the back of my thoughts I can recall that humming still
Just as I get to my feet I finally recall this whole scene
Stumbled backwards where the water takes it’s own
I sink as quick as a stone
Before I could even clear my eyes I could feel the current
Sweeping me past every curve and rock just below the surface
Just as I catch my breath I drift under a bridge I’ve seen for sure
Clear as day I can hear the gong once the bridge of doom appears
If I could get up to the bridge, I’d finally see what lays beyond
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DG-2
04:57
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The Shrouded Path
06:47
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Covered in thick fog, The shrouded path
Hiding the gong, The shrouded path
Glowing green hue, The shrouded path
Radiates doom, The shrouded path
Covered in thick fog, The shrouded path
Hiding the gong, The shrouded path
Radiates doom, The shrouded path
Hours pass me by like the wind
Entranced and still cant comprehend
The eyes in my head fail to see
The bridge that rests in front of me
I can perceive the beam of doom radiating from the gorge
The eye from deep inside of me pushes towards
The shrouded path
Covered in thick fog, The shrouded path
Hiding the gong, The shrouded path
Glowing green hue, The shrouded path
Radiates doom, The shrouded path
Covered in thick fog, The shrouded path
Hiding the gong, The shrouded path
Radiates doom, The shrouded path
The eyes in my head still can’t see
The bridge that sways under my feet
I can perceive the beam of doom radiating from the floor
The eye from deep inside of me pushes towards
The shrouded path
Covered in thick fog, The shrouded path
Hiding the gong, The shrouded path
Glowing green hue, The shrouded path Radiates doom, The shrouded path
Covered in thick fog, The shrouded path
Hiding the gong, The shrouded path
Glowing green hue, The shrouded path
Radiates doom, The shrouded path
Covered in thick fog, The shrouded path
Hiding the gong, The shrouded path
Radiates doom, The shrouded path
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DOOM GONG II
04:23
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Snaking my way through the shrouded paths corridors
Each of the walls caked in dust from years before
Each passing corner I find a different fragment of bone from a poor soul that felt the same just the same as I
The Closer I get to whatever lays beyond, the eye deep inside won’t blink even once
The Path opens slowly into a cavernous hall, so bright but can’t look away, I see the gong ringing on
Reach out my hand as the air vibrates my skin starts to evaporate from existence
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DOOM GONG Louisville, Kentucky
7-piece Denim Psych amalgam from Louisville, KY.
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